Add a touch of natural beauty to your look with these stunning porcupine quill earrings. Each quill is carefully harvested and cleaned, then arranged in a delicate pattern to create a unique and eye-catching piece. The lightweight design ensures all-day comfort, so you can wear these earrings with confidence. Your item will arrive in a beautiful packaged in a gift box, perfect for giving to a friend, or just to keep it for yourself! Pair these earrings with this beautiful necklace for a…

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Earrings Made With Real North American Porcupine Quills and Raw Brass Hoops. Porcupine quills are purchased from a Native American owned company (The Wandering Bull) where they were wild collected. Quills are like hair and are naturally shed. No animals were harmed to create this product. After purchasing the quills, all quills are sorted, cleaned, sniped and sanded smooth by myself. I then proceed to make the earrings. The sharp pokey ends have been sniped so you wont look like Pinhead…

This Hoop Earrings item by QuailSong has 3605 favorites from Etsy shoppers. Ships from United States. Listed on 25 Jul, 2024

These gorgeous beaded quill earrings were some that I got in a trade when I used to sell porcupine quills to a bead artist many years ago. I never wore them because they are long for my small face. Four pairs to choose from. Surgical steel wires. #1 are 2.5" long, rainbow colored beads with turquoise and black accents and 12 quills total. #2 are 3" long, spicy colors of lime green, orange, red and black. 18 quills total. #3 are 3.5" long, cool tones of light green and lilac.16 quills total…

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Sometimes gathering natural materials can go horribly, horribly wrong. I suffered for this art. Porcupine Quills, Sterling silver.

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DIY Jewelry Making - Porcupine Quill Necklace I've been interested in creating jewelry with natural materials lately. Stones, bones, leather and even porcupine quills.